When you’re on a good thing make it even better. That seemed to be Holden’s philosophy when it set about building on the success of the top-selling VT Commodore. The result was the VX, an even more ...

That said, the VX did represent a worthwhile improvement over the VT (and VT Series 2). Holden was, at that time, chasing improvements to the car's front-end to improve the steering and give the ...

A standard equipment revision also took place in the transition from VT to VX, but the big news was for V8 buyers. The old Australian-designed 5.0-litre V8 was out and the imported, Chevrolet 5.7 ...